News about Yoane Wissa

The Premier League stars hugged their beaming boss in a heartwarming moment following Bryan Mbeumo's opening goal. Mbeumo had given the Bees an 86th-minute lead, but after Dominic Solanke's leveller shortly after it took a 95th-winner from Yoane Wissa to seal the three points in breathless fashion.

DOMINIC HOGAN AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Brentford maintained their 10-year run without a league defeat by Bournemouth in truly dramatic fashion with a late 2-1 win, Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa sinking the Cherries either side of Dominic Solanke's 19th strike of the season. Mbeumo scored his 50th goal for the club on 86 minutes before Solanke's headed equaliser looked to have sealed an impressive 49th point for the Cherries in their bid for a top-half finish. But Wissa's emphatic finish from close range left the hosts with nothing to show for their efforts following this gut-wrenching defeat, having twice seen goals disallowed for Solanke.

DOMINIC HOGAN AT KENILWORTH ROAD: If Brentford were ugly in beating Sheffield United for their first win since January, they were anything but at Luton on Saturday to make it successive victories for the first time since November. So often this season Bryan Mbeumo has proven the answer to where Brentford's threat comes in the absence of Ivan Toney, and in the 5-1 thrashing at Kenilworth Road his three assists ensured the old adage about London buses would live on. Yoane Wissa was lethal for his first-half brace and deserves plenty of plaudits for his role in further banishing the creeping tendrils of relegation, but Mbeumo was brilliant value for his title of tormentor-in-chief.

PATEL AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: Brighton cheaply gave the ball away midway through the second half, and Roberto De Zerbi sank to the ground of his dugout in utter annoyance. This was the kind of evening that sums up Brighton's injury-plagued season's inconsistency in a week where his team reported record earnings, where he has been linked to the Bayern Munich job, and provisionally ruled out of contention for the Liverpool vacancy. With owner Tony Bloom in the away game, as well as customary whenever they face Brentford owner Paul Benham, he would have seen a team playing with a distinctive style and certainly not lacking quality in the final third, but certainly not lacking quality. They haven't won consecutive games in the Premier League since September, and the chances are that if they can't stitch a run together between now and May, there will be no European trips next season. You only really appreciate something when it's gone. De Zerbi has made it clear that Brighton's aspirations will match his, so perhaps the same can be said about him.

Burnley and Brentford have each lost four of their last five Premier League games and are in dire need of a win, and the two clubs will meet in Turf Moor today in the hope of turning their fortunes around and returning to the winners circle. Brentford beat the Clarets 2/1 strangers despite being away from home on Friday, winning their eighth victory of the season. The result is priced at 13/5 for those predicting a draw. Sky Bet is offering a 'Featured RequestABet' and two 'Price Boosts' for today's fixture in addition to the 'Reality' market above.

What a sad conclusion if this is to be Aaron Ramsdale's final act. Kai Havertz may have been even worse if he had not come to his rescue with an 86th-minute winner to see off Brentford. In the first-half stoppage time, Ramsdale's nightmare moment occurred when Gabriel's pass trickled along the floor to him. The goalkeeper's right leg cocked back for a long time, allowing Yoane Wissa to play a slide tackle and deflect the attempted clearance into the air. It was bad.

David Raya, Arteta's No. 1, was ineligible to face his parent club at the Emirates, giving him his first appearance in the Premier League this season. However, he was left red-faced after allowing Yoane Wissa to equalize late in the first half, a mistake that put him into the spotlight and canceled out Declan Rice's opener. Ramsdale collected a back pass and seemed to hoist clear as Arsenal continue to rise to the top of the table ahead of Liverpool and Manchester City. Wissa was keen to attack him and demand that the clearance be cleared, but the stopper was unable to stop the ball from spinning into the air and over the line.

As Arsenal hosts Brentford in Premier League action, follow Mail Sport's live blog for the latest scores, squad news, and news. With their eighth straight victory, the Gunners have a chance to jump ahead of Premier League target Ivan Toney for the first time this season.

Brentford's Yoane Wissa scored a spectacular bicycle kick to put the team up against west London rivals Chelsea. Nicolas Jackson had led the Blues in the first half with a header before Mads Roerslev's equalizer five minutes after the break. Reguillon gave a cross into the box at 69 minutes and Chelsea failed to properly open their lines properly before Wissa pounced with a super bike kick to put the Bees up 2-1.

KIERAN GILL AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: Brentford piled on Mauricio Pochettino by holding Chelsea to a 2-2 draw in the West London derby, putting further emphasis on him. The Blues grew stronger and took the lead right after the hour thanks to a Nicolas Jackson header, but the Bees defeated the Blues in the second period. Mads Roerslev's second half goals, as well as a stunning overhead kick from Yoane Wissa, seemed to have secured the home team the victory. However, Chelsea's Axel Disasi salvaged a point for Chelsea with a goal seven minutes from time.

In the second Africa Cup of Nations semi-final, the Ivory Coast faces DR Congo on Wednesday. After a rollercoaster of a tournament, the hosts are just one step away from winning a spot in the final after barely qualifying for the knockout stages of the tournament. They lost two of their group-stage games to Equatorial Guinea and Nigeria, respectively, while DR Coast secured their place in the knockouts after drawing all of their group-stage games.

PATEL AADEL AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: And while Thomas Frank insisted that the team be retained, the team's attention was diverted, to Toney, who was 'one of eleven' yet an important 'one,' even Brentford could not avoid being pulled into the excitement of his return. The last week featured more than a showbiz angle, exemplified by the pre-match scenes. But hey, when it was time for the football, Toney led from the front and demonstrated why it was worth the hype and wait.

AFCON is finally here, following months of rumors over which players will be ruled out of club action for up to four weeks. Following the most recent round of play, the continental tournament will take place from January 13 to February 11, with players having to join their national teams. This year's edition of the Ivory Coast will be held in Senegal, with Senegal as the reigning champions after defeating Egypt on penalties in the 2021 tournament (which took place in 2002).

ADRIAN KAJUMBA AT THE AMEX STADIUM: Jack Hinshelwood will not have been better 60 seconds than the one that ended with him as Brighton's match-winning champion, as minutes in his fledgling career go. When Yoane Wissa's shot shot towards the bottom corner, the teen academy product's big moment came quickly, starting with a goal-line clearance to save his team. Seconds later, he found himself in the right place at the right time at the other end, when he took the lead in Pascal Gross's cross.

Thomas Frank's Brentford team converts game to game as quickly as Brentford's Brentford. They have used 3-5-2 against one of the Premier League's best sides this season. They've all used 4-3-3. It's a pattern that they have followed since being moved from a back three to a back four depending on the opposition's strength.

OLI GAMP AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: Thomas Frank's men were strong here and may have scored five or six points, but you can bet they would have bitten your hand off for the 3-0 win that they ended up with. Before two spectacular long-range performances from Bryan Mbeumo and replacement Saman Ghoddos, they had put them in control before a much-needed confidence booster.

The Premier League has returned after a two-week international break that saw several countries secure their positions in Euro 2024. Tottenham Hotspur has been the surprise early season pacesetters at the top, with eight games remaining in the season, while Bournemouth and Southampton looking to fail at the bottom. The table will begin to shape in the next few months, and it seems that the forthcoming four weeks of action before the November international break will give a good idea of who is likely to be fighting for glory and which teams are preparing for a long and difficult relegation battle.

Many are expecting Andre Onana to be tumultuous again when United faces Brentford at Old Trafford today - he is odds-on at 5/6 to have three or more saves. If you're looking for a unique way to celebrate Onana by the likes of Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa, you'll be charged 15/8, 4/1, and 172 respectively for a total of 4+, 5+, or 6+ saves respectively. However, with the way Rasmus Hojlund is currently on, don't be concerned if Brentford's keep Mark Flekken has plenty to do during the 90 minutes.

After another Premier League match day marred by official's rulings, Steve Cooper ordered referees to elevate their results. Cooper's Nottingham Forest side were cut to ten men but they bounced back from a goal down to draw 1-1 with Brentford, but the focus was once more on referee Paul Tierney and VAR. Brentford may have had three penalties, first for possible handballs by Nicolas Dominguez and Willy Boly, and then, when goalkeeper Matt Turner appeared to foul Yoane Wissa, Cooper was furious that Moussa Niakhate was given a second yellow card soon after halftime.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE CITY GROUND: During this match, VAR stood out among the many storylines running, and they were able to win it all. The video equipment is supposed to eliminate controversy, but it has only raised it, with Brentford getting a raw deal this time. The Bees may have had two penalties on another day. In a first-half stoppage time, the ball clipped Forest midfielder Nicolas Dominguez's hand as he jumped with arms outstretched, and a second shortly after the break for goalkeeper Matt Turner's challenge on Yoane Wissa. Dominguez was not disciplined because his hand was deemed to be close enough to his body when he leapt, but Turner's lunge at Wissa was checked and cleared.

With the Cameroonian 10/1 to score 2+ and 66/1, it is Bryan Mbeumo, the lowest-priced player from either team to score more than a goal, as well as scoring three or more. He is closely followed by teammate Yoane Wissa, who is 11/1 and 66/1. Unsurprisingly, it's now Mbeumo and Wissa who are the cheapest players in the game, with the pair both winning odds of 13/8. Frank Onyeka is the most popular in the 'player to be carded' market, followed by Kevin Schade (2/1) and Aaron Hickey (9/4).

The first international break of the new season is here, but Premier League players will not be given any time for rest and relaxation as they represent their respective nations. Any English top-flight player is residing in the United Kingdom, and the air miles are racking up for people traveling around the world to compete in international tournaments. When the Premier League returns, players will be able to travel for shorter trips abroad for European Championship qualifiers against Ukraine and Scotland, but others will have to face long-haul flights that could cause wreak havoc on their body clocks.

Premier League clubs will now have to make do with their current squads until January as the high-intensity drama of the transfer window begins to fade. The big boys in the division have been bolstered, the middle of the road sides have increased, and the teams that were supposed to face it out at the top of the table have also been increased. Transfers can make or break a team's fate during this 38-game marathon, with some teams wishing they didn't get a big contract because of the line, or ecstatic that their brand-new signing has come well. Supporters of each Premier League team will have their own minds already made up about their activity, but how does Mail Sport rank your team's dealings? Here are our A-E transfer ratings...

Thomas Frank's side is coming off the back of an incredible 3-0 win over Fulham on Sunday after losing 2-0 to Tottenham Hotspur in the season opener. In a narrow 1-0 loss at Selhurst Park on Monday, Crystal Palace made Arsenal cough hard, but not Arsenal. With Crystal Palace the underdogs at 14/5, the Bees are backed to win out of three games. Both games between the two teams last season were 1-1, and a draw is available at 12/5.